Draw a graph showing the effect of a $1 per unit tax on bicycles using our standardconsumer optimization graph. Label the tax revenue and deadweight loss. Assumethe individual has an income of $80 and the price of a bike is $4. Label all axes,curves, and points of interest with as much precision as possible. Note, there will besome things which can’t be assigned a numerical value. Hint: Your Y-Axis shouldbe labeled, “Other Goods.”
Let,
x = quantity of bicycles
y = other goods
p1 = price of bicycle
Price of other goods = $1
M = Income = $80
Budget line,
p1x + y = M = 80
=> 4x + y = 80
After tax on bicycles = t = $1
Budget line,
(p1 + 1)x + y = 80
=> 5x + y = 80
Suppose quantity of bicycle consumed falls from x to x’.
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